Yes. The recommended solution is a hardware display calibrator/colorimeter. It measures the screen directly and creates a calibration/profile so gamma, color, and tone response are adjusted accurately. In practice, you usually need to correct more than just gamma, and doing that by eye is very difficult and unreliable.

If a hardware calibrator isn’t available, some monitors have manufacturer ICC color profiles that can improve results, but they’re generally less accurate than calibrating your specific display.

So, for the most consistent appearance across displays, use a hardware monitor calibrator rather than trying to set gamma visually.